Snohomish Red Barn Events is a unique, vintage-style wedding venue located in Snohomish, Washington. Situated on Stocker Farms in the gorgeous Snohomish River Valley, this rustic setting offers couples multiple indoor and outdoor options for their celebration. They pride themselves on their country charm, big Red Barn and breathtaking views of the Cascade Mountains.

Facilities and Capacity

With a nearly unlimited capacity at this rustic venue, you and your spouse can exchange your vows in their beautiful Ceremonial Garden. Five acres of lush lawn and the gorgeous blue skies will serve as your backdrop. Your guests will look on from charming, wooden benches.

For your reception, you can dance the night away in their spacious Red Barn. It offers 1,400 square feet of useable space. If you're having a grand affair, you can celebrate under the stars. They'll provide you with a 30-foot by 75-foot special occasion canopy to protect you from the elements. If you're having children at your wedding, they can play in the Playhouse and Tractor Tire Jungle Gym.

Services Offered
This venue offers both a bridal suite and groom’s room to start your day. Tables and chairs are included with their rental fee, along with plenty of parking for your guests. Couples can choose their own outside vendors, ensuring your wedding reflects your individual style and personality. They offer a variety of event rentals, and for an additional fee you can add on special amenities and attractions. These items include:

• Fire pit and bonfire
  
• In-ground jumping pillow
  
• Main Street Trike Track
  
• Chicken Coop Ziplines
• Sports Ball Arcade
• Bubble House
• Four speakers with wireless microphone

History
Snohomish Red Barn Events is located on the family-owned Stocker Farms. This unique farm has been owned by the Stocker family since 1919, when it was originally a dairy farm. Today, in addition to holding weddings and special events, they grow and sell vegetables, fruits and flowers, host a month-long pumpkin festival, and display a corn maze in the fall and Christmas trees in the winter.